On behalf of the community Venezuelan in the Dominican Republic, a group of leaders of that group thanked the country and President Luis Abinader “for the support towards the Venezuelans in search of freedom and democracy.”
Former Venezuelan deputy, Wilmer José Azuaje, the political secretary of the Command with VenezuelaRafael Rodríguez, and the journalist Jose Rafael Mata, on behalf of the Venezuelans here, offered a press conference in which they took the opportunity to send him a message to the former president Leonel Fernández: “Silence is consent,” according to political secretary Azuaje.
Rodríguez, a former Venezuelan deputy, assured that they support the firm and forceful position of the Dominican Republic with Venezuelaand took the opportunity to thank everyone for the support received in recent years.
About the debt of the country with Venezuela for the purchase of oil in 2015, Azuaje explained that “Mr. Luis Abinader He is a very professional person, very well prepared, a businessman with a lot of intelligence. I think that answering him (referring to Nicolás Maduro) on this subject for me is wasting gunpowder in Zamora, as we say in Venezuelabecause the final when a topic is going to be debated debt It is with a legitimate government, and in my opinion we are still without legitimacy.”
Message to Leonel Fernandez
The political secretary of the Command with VenezuelaRafael Rodriguez took the opportunity to send him a message to the former president of the country, Leonel Fernández, asking him for explanations for what he observed during the elections. “He was at the elections there (…) He observed everything and saw who won. I wrote to him because I wanted a conversation with a group of Venezuelans “to explain and tell the world the truth about what happened. At this time, he has not responded to us,” said Rodriguez.
In response to questions about whether they believe that Fernández supports the Maduro regime, the political secretary confessed that “there is a saying that goes ‘silence is consent.’ We will have to ask him, but he did not reveal the truth about what happened.”
“Why is he silent? Why didn’t he pay attention to us? Venezuelans?does not give us an explanation,” explained Rodriguez.
More thanks
Venezuelan journalist Jose Rafael Mata said “on behalf of the more than 100,000 Venezuelans that we live in this country” the gratitude to Abinader “For the support and shelter it has given (…) it was the only government that established a formal mechanism for hundreds of Venezuelans can be legally in this country.”
He also thanked the Chamber of Deputies and its president Alfredo Pacheco for the resolution issued in which the community international to increase pressure so that in Venezuela the popular will be respected.
